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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

Clara QuinlAn, with Benjamin.
Quinlan, her husband, In the Munich
pal Court Of
Josephine WeitZel and John Wheeling West
WeitZel, her husband, Martha Virginia.
Simpson and Frank Simpson, In Chancery.
her husband, and Agnes
Flanagan.
Take notice that the dispositions of Mary Ellen
Jones, Clara Quinlan, Benjamin Quinlan VIM.
Wilson, Daniel McGlumphy, John Oche, Chris.
tian GleSsner, John W. Marshall and other will
be taken Atthel law ONCE Of John o. Pendleton,
No. l2l6 Chaplne street. in Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, onthe 10th day Of October, 1851, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock m. and nine O'Clock
p. m, TO be read in evidence on behalf Of the
plaintiffs in the above named canse. And II
from any cause the taking ofthe s~aiddepositions
shall not be commenced, or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day, the taking
Of the same viii be adjourned from time to fine
until the same shall be completed.
CLARA QUINLAN and BENJAMIN QUINLAN.
by John o.. Pendleton, their Attorney.
To Martha Simpson and Frank Simpson.
sepl5oawtTh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
IN C

Josephine Weitzel and John Weitzel, her hus-
band, Martha Simpson and Frank Simpson,
her husband, aud AgnaS Flanagan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE
Or
PROPERTY.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d by John Harrington and Mary, his wife, to
Inc as trustee, dated on the I'd day of January.
1885, aud recorded in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Marshall county, West Viz
ginia, in Deed of Trust Book No. . page 49,, !
will sell, ut public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 4th Day OfOctOber, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described real estate, situate in the o OF Ben.
wood. In the county OF MaIshalI, and State OF
West Virginia, viz: Beginning at the northwest
corner of Lot number three, which was laid ont
by b. 5. Good, aud running thence south with
the county road twenty nine feet: thence east
wardly one hundred feet 10 d stake, twenty feet
from The division line between lots Nos. 2 and 3
of the same plat; thence north parallel with the
prst named line twenty feet; thence west with
the division line one buudred feet 10 the begin.
ming, being the same property conveyed 10 said
John Harrington by Patrick Harrington and wife
by deed dated September 81, 1874.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money, and as much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash, and the residue In two
equal annual payments with interest from the
day OF sale, the purchaser giving his notes, Sc
cured by II deed Of trust on the property sold for
the deferred payments,
/. F. JONES,
sep3i Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

JNOR RENT-sIX ROOM DWELLING HOUSE,
II No. 70 Fifteenth street. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to W. H. RINEHART, ll6S
Market street. sepl5s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

SINGLE CoPIES OF DAILY OR WEEKLY 5
RS-CoRREsRoNDKNcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
NEws SOLICITED FROM EyERY PART OF THE SUB
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
THE REGISTER embracing rs several editions,
fs catered q he POSogsoe IN WReciiR9, W. Va, as
sacDni rlre matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Sale.
9ur Sala.
FOR SALE.
Twontvsfour Lots

in Caldwell's addition TO the City Of Wheeling.
said lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street, on
the south by the HHndlan homestead, and on the
west by the B Il o. K. r.. Their proximity TO
the above named road renders them excellent
sites for manufacturing establishments. For
terms and other information apply 10 w. V.
HOGE Il BRO, 1900 Market street, or WILLIAM
NJ. HANDLAN, southwest corner of Chapline
and Sixteenth streets.
If not sold within thirty days, will be sold a,
public sale. J. J. JACOBS,
au1IeSdh Executor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Aer Advertisements.

uvASTEp-MMTrIATELY "A C0MPE-
w tsnt Timer. AUGUST KOEHRSEE, Ogle-
bay's Block, Bridgedort, o. Sepieq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL
l. ing. September Rules, Is Z.
Clara Q~uinlan, with Benjamin Quinlan, her hus.
band,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

uTANTED-SMALL AND SUITABLE FAM
w ily to take part OF house, and board lasy
and gentlemen occupying balance. Must come
we'll recommended. Apply at this office.
sepl5q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

nrANTED-IMMEDLATELY-A GOOD BOY.
W differences required.o NJ. ]. BRILLES,
corner of Market and twelfth streets. sepl5q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

JNOR RENT-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
II situate on the northwest corner of ChaPline
and Twelfth $ reefs, and known as No. ll39 Chap
line street. For terms and particulars apply 10
W. II. RINEHART, ll6S Market Street. seplos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

UTANTED-A GERMAN MAN AND WIFE,
w to care for ~ acres two and q half miles
out the pike. For further information enquire
at this office. sepl4s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

TNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Of
n fee or sleeping apartment. Northwest cor
ner If Tweltn ana Market streets, second hoor.
Enouire of W. II. RINEHART, No. ll6S Market
Street, sepl4r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

THOR SALE LAW BOOKS INCLUDlNG
II several copies of West Virginia Reports FS n
further information apply at this Office. sep .Sh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

Clara Quinlan, with Benjamin
Quinlan, her husband,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

In the Munici.
pal Court O.
IVES
Virginia
In ChAnceH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

WlNT[D LADY AeESTs for sI our n new POI pIH5 Bus +
TT'hiiTLE, B. Dept. Chicago, Ill. ~seplldqtes
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Children

Wheeling, ". Ia. September Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
SHIPPING MERCHANTS FAIL.
EXPECTED REMITTANCEs DO NOT ARRryE-rnE
LIABIIIrIEs NEARLY 81 900 600.

The well known firm Of D. DC Castro a. CO., shipping
nnh commission nero ants al No - William-st have
ia'led' and Fernando Parraga, the general partner,
made general assignment yesterday to Henry W.
Barnes the confidential manager OF the firm. Tho
urn Is composed OF Fernando Paraga general partner,
AMI Diego DC Castr" and Joaquin De Mirr, both OF
Paris, special partners Tho special partners
contributed 100000 each special capital, which
was renewed IN juno last for three years. The total
capital OF he firm was placed at 100000.
Dir Dc Castro established tho business about twenty
years ago, and Manuel J. he Micr became partner
about three years later They continued together
until June, l6s2. This firm formely successful.
made money rapidly. bu up large business and was
locked upon OF the st Influential firms In tho
Colombian trade and for time had the cream Of tho
South American and Central American trade. Brad
streets reports say that June 30 I1e2, the old firm
dissolved and new firm was formed under the same
sNIe. Manuel j. DE Mler retired. The new firm was
composed ~ Fernando 'aTaga as gencfal partner and
~ De ai'o. Joaquin Ne Mcr and Manuel Tr'guerros
rs spe'il capital Nj Trlgucrros Withdrew Drcern-
her 30 1s-f and the other partners have since
and rags To their business They had previously
esiah he'd branch in san Francisco. They received
pay fer thcil SHIPMENTS and II said that the In
c,e",c IN value added considerably t, lcir earnings
On Inly VIZ Paraca stated to IIradsrcrtS mat the
SPECIAL pu tnershI had been renewed for three years
and their cspita exceeded 800 600
NJ me otre Of the firm It was said Yesterday that
taled the assignment The firm had q general com,
mission business with South and Central America. and
also with Italy Mr.. Cromwell Of sullivan & Cron-
wei" attorney for Tho assignee. said hat ;hc Liabilities
and as.e's ROUGHLY c,t'ma'eh wrc' from = 5000
To II 100000 ahou three fourtbs ~ which due IN
s'''h and central america. The crm e,tma'cd tia.
there were enough asset, 10 the dents n time hnt
80" cnirc capit' Of 900 would be gone. Tho
an accumulation - Nd accounts slow collections IN
south and Central America. wLcr" the effect 81 the
ry,I"'ion. IN le lat few year Injured some 81 th"r
ft'H They expected assistance f.'m 'hroad part
81 ii'h cam" brit no. SrWcient. On account ~ tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS ENGLISH.

70 the Edftor or Thc Dtb"ne
SIR; II the President had Illuminated HIS message
with the gllmmcr Of thought, perhaps II "oulu
have been only carping criticism To eau at"h''ou ~
his many offences against good English hu' u o,O
who ,oes In this state paper only repetition OF tho
weary puttie- Of free trade csSayists, the bad Eng
lsh of the document saide from Its being departure
from the practice all Presidents from asngtoh 10
Arhur-lts most Distinguishing feature.
81 have deemed 1t my duty to thus bring to tho
knowledge OF my coUntrymcn-
at is not proposed entirely relieve the country OF
this taxation
such reduction. free importation, would serve DO
side to largely reduce the revenue
1t been the custom Of the Executive IN coinp
ancc with tls provision, annually exhibit to the Con
gross
Here are four examplcsth there may be others which
have not nuticcd-Of the altogether vicious PRACTICE
o intcfposng an advert between the two pas ol an IN
lntlNe 1t ID sufficient ~ say That olaAespcao sue
cccd ia expressing some rather delicate shades OF
Thought without resortlnS to this practice even ohco
Nor Is AN Instance Of be found either in the King
au,es, version Of tho Bible IN the Book Of Common
PRAYER two recognized examples OF good English.
Arnln examine this " " hen ho faces the
tra,snirn for that purpose ho discovers that he Is
Obliged not only return In the way ofh'read prices
his t,tf ptot Oh tho wool he sold, and which then per-
hap, lies curc him in manufactured form, 1ut that nc
mu.f add Considerable sum Thereto 10 h"el "''hOi
lucrc.so ia cost caused by turin duty on the Wa""
facture.r That IL. lee is obliged thai he huS'
add"
A similar confusion ia tho use OF not only
but" occurs ia t. pls-aso II would not ony irheVo
them from the Increased cost CAUSED by lho ~r'H u"
such material, but the manufactured producer b''uS 'hus
chrapcncd, that part of the tariff now i"d upon S''h
,,,,t,rt a.. a condensation to our manufacturers Tor
Inc rr,cut price % maternal, could be Acc f'hBS
,,'diiG,,l In ,tl,er words ~ II would that part
ar uur tariff could be accordingly modlnrd'
might ~ and cite sOinc minor offences, a., iUr
x.,plc his Characterization of the assertion THAI Ill
c,r,rt arr. schemes OF called Free Traders, ~
IA claim -, ard his employment al that very 'o,n .
illumination. caso would s-em 10 DO presenter,
etc when s only means that case seems 10 DO pre-
seutcd There are other faults, but spare you
Ao ono ha, eVer supposed that the President was
scholarly In tastes Or HABITS, but "hS oouI" io ns
hav, submitted hs commonplace essay to sonio ono
n'N" nn ,.ol Engiisb hnui bad
Jirookline, Mass, Dec. II, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
OPEN EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.

wAsnIvGTos. Dec Is tSpeo'0h.-Tho Ith Congress
Is only ono week old and already tho agitation Tor
open executive sessions OF the senate has D'suh MI
Plat introduced a resolution presented by him In mo
XIIXth Congress to-day, which provides that mere
after tho Senate shall act and consider treaties ana
executive nominations In open session, except when
otherwise ordered. lie Intends to call II up al an
carly day and speak to H. IL IS scarcely 20 10 cXpefcd
that new argument either for or against open execu
tive sessions will be advanced by him or any one IA
voring or opposing the proposition that has not
already been advanced IN previous discussions "i INC
suliect The sentiment of tho senate undoubtedly
rs Overwhelmingly ia favor OF closing the nu"i' Nc
considering nominations, N for no other ioh,o" ma"
that IL has done since IL FIRST began lls scss""s'
and hence the discussion upon senator IIa,t Irso
luton can lead practical results except !" h'cP
tho matter prominently before the public WIN ING nope
OF some day securing enough votes IN iaV0r ol oP
sessions Tho new senators, rule, are hopeIrssY
opposed TO opening the doors being anxious TO aplear
more Or hOdOA than the oldest and most crNcht "uI
sbppers OF Senatorial precedcnts In the entfe bouy
From their ranks Mr. Piatt can hope to receive no ~
oruiis and as for the others they stand pretty WIN
as they stood last year, to against bis rcsoiutlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
G0TERNOR mn ND NIX. PLdTT
THE CASE AGAINST THE QUARANTINE coMMIs-


THE CASE AGAINST THE QUARANTINE COMMITS
81, ER AGAIN POSTPONED.
ALBtNY, Dec 13 (SpeciolD. Governor fIilIs attack
upon Tnom's C. Plat seems destined Ia III luck For six
months the Governor has been vsGy attempting
No. PiatF from his office OF Quarantine 0ams
of NewYork upon the frivolous charge 81 having
been IesdeHt OF Tosa County instead of New-Ysrk,
When pointel Commit sio:s Il Is well known that
the searching inycs cation OF all ito
charges nadD ny Demsrratc newspapers AGAINST tie
Quarantine Commissioners ami tho health Officer That
discovered Kshing luxurious 10 MI Plsts aud his
is proved by ais not making charges against
theH
lha petty accusation against Mr.. Plat OF uen-rcs!-
d7srs excited lau,tsr among politicians. Ts-Y the
charge - Ice tried b-f-rs Judge ibsS@ ~f thc SUI
prone and Jury, Judge ingalls, sent word 20
Atts General DBricn that tse heafieg having been
postponed last wsck had gOss To tue 10 ton 81 TN.
iar. This action ~ The Judge pOstpsBes the trial
week. Tast makes the trial Weea nearer Jan-
When the Republican Legislature meets Obvioisly
the Cover or's chances Of putting a Dsnocrat IN NJ
Platts place are growing less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
MOSES HUlTS PTELIO HEOTTSTS.

BosTo>, Dec l3.The Will ri Moses idni, Of Charlci'
town, contains number OF important puulic b-quest.,
The sum OF $1,000 Is given to tho Infant school and
Children. Home Association located at Cbarlestown.
upon condition that the name Of the association Id
changed to ho hunt Asylum for Destitute Children.
The ,naiudrr OF the esaeis estate IS given 10 his
wife In trust fsr the following purposes Upon the
death of Mrs. Hnnt TO apart fund OF $4,000 and
pay tho income thereof 10 the daughters o. the les
taos brother and at their decoe TO csBvey the trust
OF $4,000 10 TUFTS College TO DC added To tho Hunt
fund for the endowment OF presss0rshp to bc callsd
The hunt Ir0essrsnp Of Physiology Lac rustce5 arc
all 10 pay 10 The city ot Nashua, =. H. tie sum or
, OiO, the income 81 which ~hall he applied 70 the
support Of lrguarrerscS 81 nee popuat N sceEtih1
lectures 10 ;hs pcrsu. Institution Tor the BIRD, south
Os ).'Oo to tue city OF Bosom, $1,000, = fOrn
tho Moses IInr FdHl for the Destitute To The spiritual
Society. $500, ami $1,000 more 10 several local.
charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
sorry EDUCATION.

TO me PditOr Of The Trfbuhe
SIR: Your criticism OF the resolutions adopted ~ 'he
late meeting Of CITY supcnnicndents Of Schools al
Rochester concerning compulsory education wouid 10
iust If the resolution had boon correctly repotod 10
you The fret clause Of The resolution as adopted was
That the existing laws on compulsory cduca'oh aro
sufficient fn a general ray" the italicized phrase
h.irc omitted In tho resolution published by you
The great obstacle In the way of tho enforcement
of tho law in rural communities particularly, Is inc
entire lack Of places of detention Tor cored one
against the law 1t Is true that the law provides that
. die cornorate authorities Of every city aud ncor-
norated village shall provide some suitable place Tor
ihe reception. OF every child committed a. ucnh
,un n,l.r ;he Inv But IL does not authorize The
ievyng of a lax to enable tho authorities TO provide
such sui able place. does IL anix any pehaty
fr The ne glect do The result Is !hat although
the statute was enacted nearly thirty years ago II
has nracacalIy been a dead letter. OUTSIDE OF tho
Catholic Irotectories and possibly few prlvGo
cL,,i,nt e institutions tho vicinity X Ncw-fofks
hero s no place Of detention TOR dclnIrcnts under
the law except IN the company OF criminal onenaers
Yours very truly, Is. -, nSom, sup"
board oI Education. Auburn. Nov. 2e, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsmSGroH, Dec. 13.-Ieavs Of absence fer four
moaths has been granted First Lieutenant stephen
OConner 2Ji Infantry. to take effect January l. 1873
Ensign Charles G. Marsh has been ordered to duty ~
the Naval Observatory. Lieutenant Charles l. f"sc mas
bees detached from duty tho Coast survey ana
d.r.d 70 ptsbug for duty as inspector OF steel for
the new cruisers
Naval Examining Beard. consisting OF Rear Adnir"is
Luce and Jswott. and Comnodors Weaver, has been
ordered 10 meet tho Navy Department next FRIDAY
10 examine Captain william l.. fitzhush for promotion
10 the rank OF CsulHodOrr. 49,
Retrinx Board. consisting Of Major Nicholson, zap
taus Popr asd Reid. OF the United states MaiLn torp
snJ snrysons Wolyerion and White OF tho Navy. Win
Iieu,es ant Sayton recorder has been erderon 10
NE ct at the Navy Department on Friday 10 cianihc
Fir.t cucpsnt &. Il. tib.on Of tho Marine Corps LOT
Retirement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
STARTING orroy roo LARGEA SCAR.

STARRING OIL OA roo ~ NbE 4 SftIE
Rcechinor Healy & Conway. dry Goods merchants at
Nos 500 and sll Broadway. arc rrrsrtod III financial
difcues and yesteriay Under Sheriff sexton placed
a keeper In charge OF the store Oh an attachment for
81 40 OF rasstvtnt Co The hrn Is composed
Robert J. Beechinor Richard lieav aud Thomas j.
conway. They began business OF septsmhor To- WIN
SO 600 cash capital. of which Mr. Bsecinor. IT Is said.
contributed $50 OOo Mr Ileay $4,000. and Mr. f"l-
way - 900 Thcy had all hecn employees OF A. l. stew
art 4 90 And SUCCESSORS for many years. BradFtrests
repo.s state that tsy leased tho whole building Tor Ten
years rental OF over SI7"oo yoaf' ana
Put ia a large stock OF dri-goois. Ihey also ar
ranged with to taSo departments with theta
shoes. china. glassware etc, who gave inc hrh
4 percentage OF tho grsss sales =. -. -
The firm opened up Ia line STYLE In the large new
white budins bnt the weather was against thenl thsy
mad strong oSpetitisu with large and wealthy house,
had large EXPENSES. AND set sufficient c-ph III a~Ih
in Tho Trade mai h,y have sunk 10000 IN the Tires
have bocG ~ business lhcy boush' on
shsr, Time coming due and creditors be,an
Az Ious for their At tho store J|st"tdar "sher
MT. Il-ay Mr. CONWAY would say Lathius iegaiu'
in: firms affairs In the trade me aniHes are re-
ported at 10000 and assets $4,000 > r. khssi~na'
rs,srsscrstrs H. H. t rera q. ae .e ereto. .a that
lie firm mad assignment in preparatlon wsch would
probably DO flied to-day. C. brHman 10 DO 'no
INTERNATIONAL TILE COMPANY INSURANCE.
The insurance o. tns stock machinery AMI building Of
the International Tile Company Of Breoklyn damaged
by fire on December 10. IS as follows
Greenwich Nsw.York 5000 willsmsbargcityNeW ooo
Norih British and Nor YORK $50 Wv"
Camille England -...- = 900 iA,yettn 49, yVNN
Hartford. 25pO N"ith
York ''""'
MonLauk. Now York ?.3opi -, 80, noo
T'-'V"'
Mechanics. Brook yn.-- 2.5oOl
HIILDING.
>...,, S.r yort a. I72 CIV OF London Eng. $500
I1,,,h"rs Iir.weu der. Keiance. Philadelphia 2.aw
81 sic ylI
Imperial ling and 900 ioaI
Fire Assn. Phisde phia ..'Jpl
IN. Ia b. u.ur,nc. companies will probably he
from ~ per cent to 20 per csAt OF tho auiou"' " ~
policies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PENSION LEGISLATION IN coNGRrss.

WAsnINGroN. Doc 10 lsp,cidl Colonel Maison. OF
Indiana. vie probably viii be- re4ppoi''d chairman ~
the Committee sva.id Pensions Will Introduce AT the
first opportunity a hill which has somo csminenasble
PROVISIONS II the bill should become law the psnsnn
Of q man who haDitual drnkard aud va" u'es ia
ponson crafty hs appetite a. the eHpcn'e OF those
dependent upon him. may be- pail 10 his wife or cAdrcn
Or II ho be without a family. to regularly appointed
guardian No such diversion OF payment shall ne oade
however except upon the rcpsrt aud recommendation OF
a special examiner approved by thr Secretary oi The IN
terror
Representative Weber. 81 Srw York, will Introduce his
bill 20 pcBsipus TO dependent parents Or oih'r h"-
psncmi relatives OF "bO lest hcii lives IN IL" MAJ
ir o. naval service. whshe ald parents or "lhei rel
atiycs dependent upon tue deceased man al NO
time OF his death or not
In the senate today Mr. ingalls, Introduced balls 10
remove the limitation ~ the Of Arrears % pen
.raHii-c arrears IN tsItdln cases 10 th"sc pen
stoned by special act of Congress.
Mr.. tulsm- 10 extend In. pension laws 10 sioatn
boat others actin. under the odst' o. lniiri
alss. sIualiZo the rate OF st1ns ~
nIss pension foI loss Of -lrt o. disability requiring
regular attendance ~ 81 per mouth
by -rnutsr Iel.or-Is Increase the pension OF MIS-
Ward b. Burnett to tl22 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

four Of these plates saved and are on exhibition
in tho New-York Museum of Natural History on
Eightl-aye ] beg leave to MORN him that II he VIII
vi,.t the ust~., Of Natural History at Princeton.
College, y. j., lie ciii there see four moro or
these pats. the original copper plates repres' ntinS
the American Raven, the Lcd-shonidefed Hawk, o
group Of oOdIcckers, and til, fourth, | think, tho
Fiji crow / avn not certain Of the subject Of tits
fuilh plato. These COR IL rccOiicct rightly, wero
presented 20 Princeton College by Mrs. stuart. but
ccIiaig. have the four In the New York
iuscuu, ane merely wish cal attention to those in
the Princeton MuScGm Respectfully
PRINCETON ALUMNUS.
Ctlr,es1ya. y z 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
The ACCOUNTS AT CASTLE GARDEN.

WASHINGTON. Dss. 13.-rhe Commissioner Of Eagra-
'h at the Port OF NewYork. compliance with the
quest OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, have made
statement to that official In regard tina the amounts
oeiVed from tho sale OF privileges at Castle Garden. and
INC oecrs arr has instructed the First Auditor TO allow
thc accounts FOR October Tina heretofore sus
IsnHsd Nv Tie First Auditor covering tho expenditures
OF tne commissioners preysus moRths, held up
iof Iurtuer consideration by the sec etary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

~ all bis friends know. aud 10 is not . man to
retreat from any position he may take. unless
compelled BY superior force to do There seems 10 be
no reasoa TO doubt that IL he control the majority OF
tne WAYS and Means Csmnt;os bill will be reported
ssossan,iay IKE the one prepared by hn summary
OF "hich was published recently In TIE TRIBUNE. or
course No 70 yield somewhat for the sake of hsr
nony: The extent OF the concession which lie Is wiling
70 make IL the repeal VI the tobacco tax the taxes on
ifut Installations and perhapsa slight reduction Of tie
futy on sugar. Otherwise lie faysrs radical reductions
IN hc dutble s and the transfer 10 tho free list OF iron.
and other ores, wool, etc.